If Obama becomes President, no forgiving and forgetting!

[wcepler]

Remember what the French did to their "collaborators" after WW2? They did everything but burn them at the stake.

Forgive the hyperbole, but this American is starting to smell blood. Impeachment, hell. IMPRISONMENT for the rest of their hateful, neo-Nazi lives; how about that?

Are you listening, neocon cabal? Yes, you, you un-American filth who have NEVER been loyal to the United States of America, you were/are so obsessed with licking the jack boots of Israel's lunatic fringe right wing.

And what about our "press"? You know, the American media traitors who sold their souls for far less than 30 pieces of silver. Breaking the back of these corporate propaganda machines should be our moral imperative. The only problem is that there are so many cockroaches it's going to be hard to decide which one to step on first.

About 9/11 there are no words. Most of the planet is now totally convinced it was an "inside job", so these Bush/Republican traitors should be treated according to their crime (which doesn't mean "imprisonment"). Book after book and monograph after monograph and picture after picture PROVE that the neocon party line is something straight of the German 3rd Reich. And let's not drift off into thinking the Bushivicks were simply inept. No, no, no, it goes far deeper than that, and according to all of the polls (national and international), the human race now believes these Bush/Republican monsters actively facilitated the event. You know, a little greasing of the wheels with vampire elite money and turning the other way about EVERYTHING (e.g., learning to fly in Florida -- good name of a song), and using intelligence organizations (not just ours!) not to protect our beloved Democratic Republic, but to destroy it utterly. Nothing like crooked cops in high places in more than one country to massacre the American Dream.

And what should we do with people who defecate on our Constitution and Bill of Rights at every opportunity? Bush calls it a "piece of paper". Only an evil insect would think that. Or a literal anti-Christ. The point is these murderous psychopaths are contemptuous of laws, constitutions, and most of all "morality." But humans without morality are evil incarnate, and evil is a 12 gage shotgun aimed at the bleeding heart of America. We've already taken several hits, but perhaps for all the doubters, there really is a Loving God, because we are still standing and keeping the moral faith to the end. Tiny Tim was right, God Bless us all every one.

We could go tragically on and on, but the moral is that these monsters of evil (most of all, the vampire rich), MUST NOT BE ENDURED, and if rationality and morality are reborn in 2008, we must not be tolerant of these mountainous historical evils.

Conclusion: these people must be punished (yes, that's the word), and they must be punished to the limit of justice.

Politics is a meaningless game invented by the 0.5% vampire rich to manipulate the human race into cattle pens and hamburger factories, but THIS time we may be able to exert our will in spite of Hillary Clinton, the DLC and their fascist Bush Republican counterparts.

THIS time we may be able to go all the way with the wheels of justice, so for God's sake, let's not lose our nerve and get forgiving and forgetting. The Clinton's, of course, will want to do that after they've been swept into impotency. And while we at it, we shouldn't be forgetting and forgiving of the DLC and the Clintons. These people must be dealt with against the background of what they did and are still desperately trying to keep doing to America.

Just keep remembering the French and their WW2 collaborators. They weren't forgiving or forgetting.

We must never forget EVEN A DAY of these last 7 to 8 years. This will keep us focused on how to deal with these devils from hell.
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W. Christopher Epler (Bill)

<http://theliberationofrealism.blogspot.com/>

[SteinbachMB]

1. And no for something completely different

...impeachment will never happen.

[StevieM]

2. The perfect attitude to bring about defeat. It never fail. And the Clintons have nothing to be

forgiven for. They are terrific.

Steve

[jhrobbins]

11. I agree

[mrcheerful]

3. Hello wtf you going on about? For 20 years now all I have heard from GOP

enablers is the same old Reagan bull shit. Never mind that the country has changed since Reagan or that everything Reagan started is now bearing the expected fruit for the gop. Never mind the safety nets that were in place to protect We the People from falling into a pit are gone. These enablers still think nothing has changed except theres more welfare then there was 20 years ago. Forget them? They aren't going to let us forget them.

[grasswire]

4. he's not going to touch any of them.

I'll wager my best cat on that. Nothing will happen.

[dbmk]

5. As much as I would like to see Bush and Co pay for their transgressions

"About 9/11 there are no words. Most of the planet is now totally convinced it was an "inside job""
is some statement...

"Most of the planet" and "totally convinced"? Try "A few people" and "slightly intrigued by the idea".

I am pretty sure that it will not do the quest for justice any good to throw too many ideas of this kind in as justification.

[leaningprog]

6. nothing will happen here

America is going to have it's hands so full of working on
problems for a long time. It will not be in our self interest
to pursue Neocons and the old regime. But we will have a
gut check nonetheless. At some point the Hague is going
to have to look at the ream of lawsuits against them that
will pile up. At some point, we are going to have to decide
if Americans of former high office are to be turned over to
International Justice and probable imprisonment offshore.
The pardons that are going to flow like Bill Clinton's did in
January of 2009 are only good inside the borders, and unlike
the scum Clinton pardoned, these guys are going to be worth
an extradition fight for those who want justice.
Or a rendition snatch inside a country that doesn't want
to chase them, but might not care if they grew wings and
fly away one night.

[wcepler]

7. realism

Thank you for you realist observation. I dare say you're right. And yes, apart from justice dealing, the sewer Bush has left America in will take most of our time, creativity, and energy to even begin to heal.

Bill

[yurbud]

8. has there been worldwide polling on 9/11 being an inside job?

I'd like to see it to pass on to some friends who still buy the official story.

[yurbud]

9. only 40% of Indians & 5% of Pakistanis believe official story LINK

http://www.worldpublicopinion.org/pipa/articles/hot_links/386.php?nid=&id=&pnt=386

[wcepler]

14. a mosaic of polls

It's a mosaic of polls, but they can be pulled together. I will start working on it.

Bill

[alarimer]

10. Obama won't do that; he wants to work with those bastards.

It's all about "rising above", don't you know? Barf.

[Vidar]

12. I agree wholeheartedly, Bill. Personally I feel America took a wrong

turn almost at the onset. Our revolution was too peaceful; whereas the French killed a fair number of their upper class oppressors & scared the hell out of the rest of them. Having allowed the aristocratic drones to live, it was an easy next step for Alexander Hamilton to restore them to power. Voila the forbears of today's Republican Party. A pity Aaron Burr didn't shoot Hamilton thirty years earlier.

[mrbluto]

13. Do you know what you're talking about?

From my (admittedly) little reading about Hamilton he wasn't such a bad guy - emphisized paying back US debts rather than repudiating them (which gave the new government credibility) and that Burr was actually kind of a slick operator.

In 1791, Hamilton became sexually involved in an affair with Maria Reynolds that badly damaged his reputation. Reynolds' husband, James, blackmailed Hamilton for money, threatening to inform Hamilton's wife Elizabeth. When James Reynolds was arrested for counterfeiting, he contacted several prominent members of the Democratic-Republican Party, most notably James Monroe and Aaron Burr, touting that he could expose a top level official for corruption. When they visited Hamilton with their suspicions (expecting that James Reynolds could implicate Hamilton in an abuse of his position in Washington's Cabinet), Hamilton insisted he was innocent of any misconduct in public office and admitted to the affair with Maria Reynolds. When rumors began spreading, Hamilton published a confession of his affair, shocking his family and supporters by not merely confessing but narrating the affair in detail, thus injuring Hamilton's reputation for the rest of his life.

wikipedia; Alexander Hamilton

Plenty to not like, but I'm not sure he deserved to get shot.

[ladywnch]

15. yeah, and France is in such great shape today.